Showing posts with label Marching 100. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marching 100. Show all posts
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Drum Major's Parents Slam Florida A&M University's Response To Suit
Florida A&M University's insistence that it is not to blame for drum major Robert Champion's death during a hazing ritual shows school officials are not taking responsibility for the safety of students, the band member's parents said Thursday.
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Death Of Florida A&M Drum Major Ruled A Homicide
A Florida A&M University drum major whose death revealed a culture of hazing within the school's famed marching band died from shock caused by internal bleeding after suffering blunt force trauma, officials said Friday.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Attorney: There Was 'Culture of Hazing' At FAMU
An attorney for the family of a Florida A-and-M University band member who died from suspected hazing says the university had a history and `culture of hazing.' Christopher Chestnut made his remarks at a news conference in Georgia on Monday.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
FAMU Band Leader Drummed Out In Wake Of Death Linked To Hazing
By Tom Watkins, CNN
(CNN) -- The president of Florida A&M University moved Wednesday to dismiss the school's longtime band director in the wake of last weekend's hazing-linked death of a drum major in the school's famed marching band.
"The reason for this intended employment action is based upon your alleged misconduct and/or incompetence involving confirmed reports and allegations of hazing with the Department of Music and the 'Marching 100,'" President James H. Ammons said in a letter to Julian E. White. CONTINUE....
(CNN) -- The president of Florida A&M University moved Wednesday to dismiss the school's longtime band director in the wake of last weekend's hazing-linked death of a drum major in the school's famed marching band.
"The reason for this intended employment action is based upon your alleged misconduct and/or incompetence involving confirmed reports and allegations of hazing with the Department of Music and the 'Marching 100,'" President James H. Ammons said in a letter to Julian E. White. CONTINUE....
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